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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Armond E. Mosley, author of Rededication: A Story of Sex, Repentance and Restoration

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Armond E. Mosley, author of Rededication: A Story of Sex, Repentance and Restoration
(Godzchild Publications)

Rededication is an honest account of one man’s struggle with faith and sexuality. Most who’ve grown up in the church have been in positions where what the Bible says and what the world says conflict with one another. This reality has the potential to cause much anxiety and strife for a Christian seeking to live God’s way.

If we’re honest about it, the church typically avoids the issue of fornication aside from admonishing it when evidenced by pregnancy or shacking up. It’s easy to deal with the outcomes or consequences of sexual impurity, but rarely do we deal with the origins in a preventative manner.

Rededication takes an introspective look into my past and delves into the deeper motivations behind my desire to turn away from God and do things my way. Most importantly, it walks the reader through my moment of sincere repentance and ultimately, my road to restoration.

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write Rededication: A Story of Sex, Repentance and Restoration?

Armond E. Mosley: As I went through my journey of rededication and began to diligently seek out help to aid me in my efforts to become sexually Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Armond E. Mosley, author of Rededication: A Story of Sex, Repentance and Restoration →

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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Terrie Lynn, author of Sisters Stop Asking Sisters, I’m a Black Man, Just Ask Me

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Terrie Lynn, author of Sisters Stop Asking Sisters, I’m a Black Man, Just Ask Me
(Cool Girl Publishing)

It’s a real, tell-tale book about why Black men leave their wives, cheat, date white women, abandon their children etc… I interviewed 50+ men over a period of months to introduce women to the POV of men… for a better understanding.

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write Sisters Stop Asking Sisters, I’m a Black Man, Just Ask Me?

Terrie Lynn: From myself and all of my girlfriends. I got tired of having talks about not knowing what we did to mess things up. Why he left, why he Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Terrie Lynn, author of Sisters Stop Asking Sisters, I’m a Black Man, Just Ask Me →

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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Diahann Carroll, author of Oops! A Bronx Girls Tale

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Diahann Carroll, author of Oops! A Bronx Girls Tale
(Self)

Growing up in the Bronx in the 1980’s for Ebony was big fun, she thought that her life would always be that way. So much changed when she had children. With motherhood in full tow, she quickly learns that there is more to life than material things and care-free partying.

After a lot of hard work and with her life seemingly on the right track, Ebony gets a rude awakening about her relationship and is suddenly forced to make a life-altering decision. Will she follow her head or her heart to make the right decision.

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write Oops! A Bronx Girls Tale?

Diahann Carroll: My upbringing and my drive to become an inspiration to others. Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Diahann Carroll, author of Oops! A Bronx Girls Tale →